Tightening seat screws at rear
Installation Location
| WARNING | Loosen the safety-related threaded joint. Danger of injury if front seat is not screwed down correctly. |
> Always replace fastening screws for the front seat after customer service and reworking.
> It is not permissible to make alterations to the micro-encapsulated screws (e. g., use lubricant, loosen bolts, and screw them down again).
Scheme 1
1. Tip seat forwards and position seat rails on the seat baseframe.
2. Screw left and right fastening screws -1- into seat bracket -2- and tighten to specified tightening torque --> Final tightening: 50 (37 ftlb.) Nm. see scheme 21
Tightening seat screws at the front
Installation Location
| WARNING | Loosen the safety-related threaded joint. Danger of injury if front seat is not screwed down correctly. |
> Always replace fastening screws for the front seat after customer service and reworking.
> It is not permissible to make alterations to the micro-encapsulated screws (e. g., use lubricant, loosen bolts, and screw them down again).
1. Connect the battery. Refer to 27 06 IN External power connection, jump lead starting - as of MY 2005 (All Models) .
Scheme 2
2. Move seat -1- to rear end position and screw down front fastening screws -2- to specified tightening torque --> Final tightening: 50 (37 ftlb.) Nm. see scheme 23
Installation Location
| WARNING | Loosen the safety-related threaded joint. Danger of injury if front seat is not screwed down correctly. |
> Always replace fastening screws for the front seat after customer service and reworking.
> It is not permissible to make alterations to the micro-encapsulated screws (e. g., use lubricant, loosen bolts, and screw them down again).
1. Tip seat forwards and position seat rails on the seat baseframe.
2. Screw left and right fastening screws -1- into seat bracket -2- and tighten to specified tightening torque --> Final tightening: 50 (37 ftlb.) Nm. see scheme 50
Installation Location
| WARNING | Loosen the safety-related threaded joint. Danger of injury if front seat is not screwed down correctly. |
> Always replace fastening screws for the front seat after customer service and reworking.
> It is not permissible to make alterations to the micro-encapsulated screws (e. g., use lubricant, loosen bolts, and screw them down again).
1. Connect the battery. Refer to 27 06 IN External power connection, jump lead starting - as of MY 2005 (All Models) .
2. Move seat -1- to rear end position and screw down front fastening screws -2- to specified tightening torque --> Final tightening: 50 (37 ftlb.) Nm. see scheme 52